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Young people access banking services differently, 62% use mobile banking apps and half bank by phone. Regardless of income level, 91% of teens use the internet on a mobile device. The problem is that 18 to 24-year-olds are the fastest growing age group filing for bankruptcy. A solution would improve financial literacy in a form-factor for youth... Quarky App is a mobile app designed to connect young people with information, resources and places that can help them overcome challenges like these.
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- 1. Financial Literacy for Youth Derek Baron, Soul Hole Productions
- 2. "Besides improving their personal financial decision making, teaching students economic principles will help them as citizens understand and make choices about many of the critical issues confronting our nation." Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the Federal Reserve System Source: http://www.investopedia.com/university/teaching-financial-literacy-teens
- 4. Young people access banking services differently 77% use online banking services 62% use mobile banking apps Half bank by phone Over a quarter (27%) of respondents never visit their branch Source:http://www.paymentscardsandmobile.com/youth-attitudes-to-banking-and-online-banking-services/
- 5. Regardless of income level, 91% of teens use the internet on a mobile device http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/04/09/mobile-access-shifts-social-media-use-and-other-online-activities/
- 7. 18 to 24the fastest growing age group filing for bankruptcy Source: http://yflfoundation.org/
- 8. A solution would improve financial literacy in a form- factor for youth...
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- 10. Quarky The mobile mentor Soul Hole Productions
- 11. Our mission is to connect young people (14-25) to 21st century opportunities, services and support
- 12. Why Quarky? We believe young people are missing out on (or avoiding) the abundant resources and people who can improve their lives…
- 13. young people use smartphones and tablets more than any other media 92% own smartphones, 43% own a tablet, 38% own both Source:http://www.paymentscardsandmobile.com/youth-attitudes-to-banking-and-online-banking-services/
- 14. What is Quarky? Quarky is a mobile app for youth It works on iPhone, iPads, and Android phones and tablets
- 15. What is Quarky? Youth can... discover healthy & fun things to do, ways to serve others, and get help when they need it Service Org’s and Businesses can... reach youth with engaging content, information and places
- 16. How it works Step 1 Content and Places Organizations work with us to add their Places and Content into the Platform Step 2 Access by Youth Youth discover healthy & fun things to do, ways to serve others, and get help when they need it. The system notifies youth of new content, events and places Step 3 Measure and Improve We work with Youth to constantly measure and improve the experience Organizations get access to analytics showing the Social ROI of using Quarky
- 18. Backup
- 19. Quarky is open Open Source / Open Standards
- 20. Why us? Jason Bohn Jason Bohn is a Systems Change Artist with a lifelong passion for helping children, youth and families and making services work better. Derek Baron Derek Baron is a technologist who builds great software products through user-centered design conducted by high performance teams.
- 21. The solution a mobile app for youth Organizations can engage more effectively via smartphone and tablet
- 24. Design Thinking
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- Read more: Teaching Financial Literacy To Teens: Introduction | Investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/university/teaching-financial-literacy-teens/#ixzz3tIVS7OwV Follow us: Investopedia on Facebook
- Pew research, over 1000k youth 13-17 in late 2014 and again in 2015
- Source:http://www.paymentscardsandmobile.com/youth-attitudes-to-banking-and-online-banking-services/
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